New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10


cor clio ...ns of the tinc,-'hat even Nhe"p
John Democratic newspapers are N'ih- W. ''',''
.,,,nt u,t iauc- 10 attract attention to them
sc4Ncs.
Ir1~c GOWN, reference 10 The fact that I'M
,,,s ,lc~.'. second olI.n seemed hardy 'oh,..'
on, with tie .crtcncc which he imposed I"'
sentence Tor "A second offence j. u>''tN' "u'
t.r pc-ly. heavier than for a." hrst INN ''"'
r., g.. in THIS cnsr. because Most was po'h j."
,r-.c-,od md fined by Recorder NmNh u" y"
limit Of the 1w. But consistency Wo"u N'''" ~
rc,ri~e flat thr second scrtcnc" should DE- d,
heavy rs tire first. and judge C"Wng "'P"s'"
no rr. v,l,.ever sin We have reason 10 hc
grateful 20 thr judge not only for giving '''
longest torn Of inpri -cnmcnt possible, hnt Tor
an :, .n.fohlc address to the prisoner. verbatim
Pc, OFT of whi.h ought TO hc furnished To every
Anarchist i'm ,hc country II is rot often th">
,., .uci, a satisfactory doe Of common sense
n nil We curious go observe which message
will lave the ,rcaicr wDeh' in determining 'h'
ar,,.n Of Con-tcss-thc message from the VIM
House or the message from Paris
r,,id 1urp.c defended "Joc" Mhckin' The
,utno,. Democrat whose electoral FRAUDS '"h''"
lin, IN Toilet r SON II is u p't' That VIZ Iurp'c
t..,,-c in this case leaves him without Mr. Ma 4
,n.. valuable assistance in suhNtantiating his
CLAIMS TO a scat ia the >'nat"
"The STAR should not cXalt itself umulN M the
o,,.r.c of other journals and ut Nh" "NP"ri~" o'
,.o ,,r,i. II declared proudly Yesterday that 1t
yos thc onl, newspaper i'm New No,~ winch pun
r.b,d Secretary Fnircliid's report in iuIL Inc
.,.,or;,l .t.n Of The Star" must have been
blinded b, tho dazzling hril'iancy of Nr Blain''N
a.. r,b,to rcioindcr 10 President Clcvclnnds lr''
l,plc stump speech. ard failed 10 examine the
columns Of other morning Journals. The Inct
&c To. TrrrrNr lrintrd every word OF secretary
fnirch.ld's report. H. all lis readers well know.
.,no branch - tic BROOKLYN city government
vhich Na,or Chnp.n should give early attention
"a next month il the IAtk DE, arlmont. Inns
will require n good deal of attention, too, and
attention Of drastic sort.
New Workers who are interested IN good GO
crnmont and the preservation Of Sunday against
the hostility Of tie saloons sill have an "p''r
unity a. hear a rarely interesting and pmcurh
discourse upon the SUBJECT next Tuesday evening
,be i,ih inst ut Stcnway Hall Mayor How
land of Toronto has kindly consented 90 come
10 Nrw-York in response to the invitation 81
number of prominent citizens ana hair"t' M
cXi crcncos IN the warfare he has been '"rrN'"-
on in that city against municipal corruption ana
lis faithful ally, intcmpcrancc. II the M'N"r
"a Ks rs well as he fights he ought to he well
worth honring The other evening he appeared
in the meeting of the Common Council 10 oppose
thc Granting of II contract 10 one T. Mcilroy, Jr.
an thc ground that hc WIS dishonest, AMI 10
,rovc il produ, ed letters and accounts iurnsh"i
hv thr Gutta rcrcha Rubber and. Manufacturing
Comprnv whose manager Mclroy ha. been snoy-
in, petty bribery of II number of Aldermen. Some
of them were present when these were ready ard
the rcaaing made sensation Mr.. Rowland
appears to be II man who is not "alcard."
II We ns nation have the right 10 exclude
from our boundaries plup"rs and all persons
likely 10 become public charge, why shouldn't
We. mu,h more. have the RIGHT to keep ont people
cursed with opinions tending TO create incalcula
bic mischief? OF immigration of the right sort
there cannot he too much: but criminals. pests
of society enemies of established inst buttons and
social outcast> are cmphatically not wanted
Professor Sumner. of Yale College, does not
d.ign 10 read Mr.. Blainc's interview because lac
knows IL must contain ." the same Old stun.
but hc has rcvolcd in the Presidents "maStcriN
ncsSi Co. the greatest and best message ever
written 10y any President" aud lac is rs happy
ns hungry child over plum pudding that -
solid with raisins. He snNs the message means
revenue reform, free trade, craftsmanship ana the
"a walton If The country. Less pTcudiccl critics
have found in il good deal Of the SANE old
.tuI" which icic!adc preacher who turned tree
tJluk W.Cu the pulpit Jailed afford lam